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Terminal Operating System (TOS) Market Overview

Hazel Sivori by Hazel Sivori
2 months ago
Reading Time: 13 mins read
Terminal Operating System (TOS) Market Overview

Executive Summary

One of the core products that enables port operation dexterity is terminal operating systems (TOS). They are a type of enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution. The TOS market includes software or software services in the operation of port terminals. Not to be confused with other port management technology, TOS maximises the efficiency of critical activities, such as labour allocation, equipment utilisation, and land usage. Aimed at stakeholders assessing the viability of investment, this report provides an overview of the key market information and an outlook up to 2027.

The market comprises of three parts: terminal operating system products, optimisation modules, and value-added services. There are around 20 established TOS within the market owned by 17 commercial organisations. Only 12% of those are startups and 12% are scaleups. 47% are SMEs which evidence the growth of those organisations and the level of maturity of the technology for the core TOS products. Large corporate companies make up the remaining 29% but have the lion’s share of market spending. 

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Hazel Sivori

Hazel Sivori

Hazel is a Technology Analyst at Thetius. She works with clients from across the industry to enable innovation by producing research and insight that supports better technology decision making. Hazel is currently reading for a PhD in Human Factors and Human Reliability in Maritime Technology at Liverpool John Moores University. She holds an MSc in Maritime Operations Management and an MPhil in Maritime Technology. Before moving into research, Hazel worked at sea as a Senior DP Operator, First Officer and Safety Officer, mostly in the offshore sector, and worked ashore in consulting and in the planning department of a major UK container terminal.

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